Unpopular opinion: The best UI for AI isn't a chat bubble on a website; it's the Linux terminal.

I’ve stuck with AwesomeWM for over a decade. Now, plugging tools like Minimax, Gemini, Codex and Claude directly into my CLI (using cc-switch) has revitalized low-level programming for me.

I'm writing more C, Makefiles, and bare-metal Python than ever. Why? Because the mental overhead of remembering exact flags and syntax is gone. AI handles the boilerplate, letting me focus on the architecture.

The Tiling WM workflow + LLMs = Peak productivity.